Samsung Accidentally Revealed Galaxy Note 8: Samsung in a major surprise just revealed the Samsung Galaxy Note 8, which is the next phablet flagship from the tech giant. The design is similar to Samsung Galaxy S8 with low bezels at the top and infinity display similar to the Galaxy S8 towards the sides. In a tweet, Samsung promoted its new processor Exynos 8895 (commonly known as Exynos 9) that is used in the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8 Plus.

In the Samsung Exynos official twitter handle, it posted “Do what you want. #Exynos will get things done. Learn more about #Exynos8895”. Along with the tweet it also posted the device along with Exynos processor which is Samsung’s own processor. The Exynos 9 series is powered in Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus smartphones which were available in India and some other countries while US has Snapdragon version.

Samsung Accidentally Revealed Galaxy Note 8 on Twitter Handle:

Samsung’s Galaxy Note 8, the next phablet flagship from the South Korean-based consumer electronics giant, could launch late next month on 23rd. Another report corroborates the launch event late next month with a confirmation by a Samsung executive. However, the executive declined to confirm August 23 launch date. Galaxy S8 sales to be blamed for earlier than expected launch of Note 8.

Samsung Galaxy Note 8 will sport dual rear cameras (12MP+12MP) with optical image stabilisation (OIS). It will come with support for S Pen and DeX as well. The battery is said to be 3,300mAh, which is slightly smaller than 3,500mAh in Galaxy S8+. The smartphone will be powered by Snapdragon 835 processor along with 6GB RAM. Galaxy Note 8 is expected to be available in Black, Blue, and Gold colour options.

The information is not official but, a separate report in Osen claims that Samsung Galaxy Note 8 will be available in 64GB and 128GB storage variants. The memory will be expandable up to 256GB via a microSD card. The report quotes Samsung Electronics official, who told the site that Galaxy Note 8 could cost $1000 to $1100 depending on markets.